42nd Blueberry/Art Festival starts Friday, includes many new vendors
by Tom Coombe
A one vehicle accident on Hwy.
Friends gather, share memories of longtime Ely Chamber director
Garbage and cardboard piling up at recycling center, and at city park
In August 2022, the Forest Service entered into an agreement with the National Center for Environmental Conflict Reso
The Ely Echo is chock full of news and photos this week as our city celebrated Independence Day.
by Parker Loew
Beginning Monday morning, July 3, 2023, at 12:01 a.m., the U.S.
Saturday night concert will lead up to traditional celebration
Elyite James Kuehl will be interviewed on “Let the Sawdust Fly,” June 29 at noon on 710am WDSM, 610am KDLH or via
DEDICATION of the Greg Mosher Memorial Overlook at Putnam Lake was held last Saturday with a number of Mosher’s famil
Board adopts plan to put sixth graders in contained classrooms
Due to continued dry conditions and worsening wildfire danger conditions, the Forest Service has issued
